Marcia Finical

Marcia Finical won the first annual Bywater Prize for Fiction for her first novel, Last Chance at the Lost And Found, and the 2009 Golden Crown Literary Society “Goldie” for best General Dramatic Fiction. Born and raised in Seattle, she moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico, where she lives with her dog and two cats. She thanks Anita Bryant for pushing her out of the closet 30 years ago. Marcia is currently working on her new novel, which has nothing to do with Bunny LaRue.

Marcia Finical

- Last Chance at the Lost and Found by Marcia Finical
  
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  Last Chance at the Lost and Found is a story of personal growth, of choices made—good and bad—of how to live and love. It’s also the story of the lesbian and gay community from the 70s through the 90s. A story of friendships and lovers and alcohol and recovery and turmoil and, finally, peace of mind.